The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-12

The livery business is booming.
Hardly day passes but that several
loads Of health and pleasure seekers
make extended trips into the country
in this vicinity to admire the beautiful
scenery and view the wonderful freaks
of nature which exist in great profusion
and infinite variety within few miles
Of the Springs, the most notable of
which are Wind cave. Giant Wells,
VIM. Crane returned yesterday noon
from an extended trip into the Box
Butte country and reports every thing
moving along in the ''even tenor of
its way" The townsite agent of
Hemmingford. in conversation with
Mr.. Crane, stated that fIemmingford
would probably be the winter terminus
of the b. & NJ. but that it was the in
tention of the company to build their
road into the Black Hills next summer
through Hot Springs to Custer.
Try Crane Brothers if you want a
bargain in groceries fresh from the
market.
The presumption is, that Hot Springs
will have railroad connection with
til outer world sooner or later and the
sooner the better for all intents and
purposes. Numerous branches of in
dustry would be inaugurated on its adj
vent. and the increase OF pleasure and
health seekers would make tho passen-
ger traffic no INSIGNIFICANT item. The
marble industry would receive an inn
petus by the advent of railroad into
the Springs that would create a devel-
opmcnt of that local commodity which
would be surprising. The most signifi-
cant item Of the many that abound
here, would lie the shipment of the
medical waters from these springs. and
a direct communication with the
east by rail to Hot Springs would in-
crease the desire of the travelling pub
lie to come here Oh account of the in
creased comfort and uubrokcn connec-
tion.
Try sack of Snow White -four at
Crane Bros. Every sack warranted.
The Hot Springs Star reports crowd
ed hotels and happy landlords. The Ar
gus had q notion to go over to the Hills
and try the popular waters, and hear
some of Doc. Stewards new stories
But the Star says Landlord collars
has been under the weather r. this
makes it skeery-for the landlord to be
sick. These springs are said to be do
ing Postmaster Judd of Chicago, much
good--he is Fargos postmaster's father,
You kuow.-Fu,yo ..iyas.
/ Come right along Major, do not let
ii ities deter You from clappins your
two eyes upon the Italy Of the West.
Doc. Stewart still holds an overflow
ing vocabulary of new stories and whilst
the reiuvinating influence Of the waters
are LAYING your sylphlike form, your
orbs Lcholding the beautiful scenery,
Your ears can be rcsalcd by fairy tales
from the Dr. Is this no. sufficient to
intice you hitsier?
flo! Farmers! Stop at Crane Bros
when you want bacon that will stick
to the ribs.
4 1t seems queer to people who know
to hear Rapid City. Hot Springs, Po
dunkville and other metropolitan pa.
pers speak of the famous Seventh cav.
clery band That particular band is
the worst in the service, aud no ons
knows ii better than Prof Won DracIS
the leader, who hopes for better thing:
as soon as the regiment gets settlec
again near recruiting station. There
was n time when t,leban,lof the Seventh
) cavalry was famous, but descrtions
/ discharges. etc. OF late years haze aeci
{ mated the ranks and takcna,l but three
t or four musicians away. The rest arc
L mere figure heads. -Sfaigis Record.
Weare glad tha, the aesthetic head
light of the Rsco,d has enlightened ON
understanding in regard to music ani
= as far as we are concerned, we are un
!, der Obligations for the gratnitous offer
We should have gone along tlirong!
this vale OF tears in total IGNORANCE
. OF the properc,per in n:s.i,,. and N
: doubt we shorl,l have gone into cxta
cics over the first land-organ that came
along if it had not hecn for this .imei,
j, warning. 1t will !:e oar care in f,,tur,
to advise with lone who knows
> hereafter before exprcssia our opinion
, on music.
For the next thirty days we offer til,
e entire stock of clothing on our center
t counter at cost, and we mean business
a First comers get the hest bargains.
S. G. FARGO & SON.